Keeseville Central High School - Panther Yearbook (Keeseville, NY)

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Dedication MR. ROBERT SHAMBO With our utmost respect and sincerest gratitude, we. the Class of 1967, wish to dedicate this 67 PANTHER to Mr. Robert Shambo for his invaluable aid, time, and effort, for his dedicated guidance, and for his patient understanding as our class adviser.

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n j u n U v 11 The last great and won- derful year -so many memories of good times, close friends. It Remember the Junior Prom meet- ings? The Eighth Air Force Band per- formed Batman . 10 Remember the Girls Sports Club canoe trip? Terry Barber went to Mississippi. Remember West Side Story. 9 Remember the Bonfire before the Beekman- town game in the pouring rain, and how we won the football game! Remember the Sadie Hawk- ins Dance? t Remember Steve Cason? Nelson Lesperance? Re- member when Jungle used to hang from the rafters at OLGA? Nancy Laundree, remember making eraser fuzz? 1 Remember when Bonnie and Linda got locked in Mr. McCormick's room? And the snowball fight at the Irish Con- vent. ? ° I Remember shooting fish with a syapler? Remember the card- board castles? Remember Sister Agnes. Remember the fights during the baseball games? Remember Mr. Stein's ghost stories? Remember the gun drawing contests? Mr. Stein was always the champion. Remember picking the locks at the convent to get in? Remember Marc's stamp collection7 Re- member when Angela nearly drowned? 4 Remember when David Blaise was a clown in the school play? Remem- ber Mike LaFountain breaking the convent windows? Remember the shirt fac- tory? Remember finally moving into the new school? Remember the class picnics at Pok-O-Moonshine? Remember when we went sliding on cardboard boxes? Remember when Linda got 3 hit over the head with a baseball bat? Remember Mr. Lessard bringing us a jar of hon- ey for lunch? Remember the Three Musketeers -Earl, Roger Dorr, and Marc Lawrence? Remember stoning snakes at the Chasm school? 2Nanci and Sandi were always caught whispering. Bonnie was tied to her chair. We put the tack on Mrs. LaPorte's chair. Carl Bashaw stole Larry's girlfriend. 1 Beginning school was a new and exciting experience. Marc Lawrence gave a pot holder demonstra- tion. Earl's mother used to come to hear him read. Everyone, including Julie, got a 0 in reading. Mouse proposed to Nanci. K Remember when Gale wouldn't take the train trip? Remember when Tom and Bob played hookey from nap time? Remember the toy and circus parades? Remember graduation and the caps and gowns? Remember Mrs. Ginett and the story hours?

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In Appreciation MRS. LONG MRS. CLUTE We, the class of ’67 are grateful to you, Mrs. Clute, for all you have done and the many lessons you have taught us. The numerous hours that you have spent working with and guiding us in the past four years have been a rewarding experience. We are especially thankful for the time, effort, and friendship you have given us while working on the ’67 Year- book. Mrs. Long, we cannot forget your virtues of patience and perseverance. The presentation of Arsenic and Old Lace is most assuredly one of our unforgettable accomplishments. Our working together, rather than separately, is what insured the laughter that proves there is strength in unity. Thank you, Mrs. Long.